Actress Ayesha Omar has recently responded to criticism that her videos of 'dancing' at a wedding party went viral, saying she does not dance for money.
Videos of Ayesha Omar dancing to Indian songs with men at a friend's wedding recently went viral on social media.
In the viral videos, Ayesha Omar could be seen dancing with her male companions on 'Mani Badnam Hoi' and 'Sidhi Saadi Chhori Sharabi Hogi'.
In the videos, Ayesha Omar could be seen in a 'saree' without a dupatta.
After the videos went viral, Ayesha Omar was criticized by her fans, who gave her religious teachings and reminded her that she is a Muslim and should not do so.
After Ayesha Omar's videos were shared on Showbiz social media pages, people criticized her in the comments and called her 'obscene'.
Many people also prayed for Ayesha Omar to come on the right path during her dance performances and some people wrote that a few days ago there was talk of banning Indian songs but now they are spreading obscenity by dancing boldly. ۔
Instead of responding to public criticism when a video of her dance was shared on the showbiz page, Ayesha Omar commented on it and said that she had a lot of fun dancing with friends at her close friend's wedding.
While a fan mentioned Ayesha Omar, how much does it cost to dance at weddings?
Ayesha Omar herself answered the question and clarified that she does not dance at weddings nor does she dance for money.
Ayesha Omar wrote in her reply that the said video is of her close friend's wedding, in which she was enjoying with her friends.
The actress wrote that actors are normal like other people and they also enjoy dancing at friends' weddings like other people.
Instead of criticizing or blaming the questioners, he lovingly explained to them that they do not dance for money.
After the videos went viral and she criticized herself, Ayesha Omar shared a photo with the dress she wore in the dance and said which fashion designer's dress she wore at her friend's wedding.
Ayesha Omar did not specify which close friend's wedding and where she 'danced'.
